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Have you heard of cats spraying? Cats use it to mark their territory. While all cats do cats spraying, it’s the male of the species that does it more and most frequently. You know your cat is about to spray your hallway, couch, or floor with urine when it backs up a door or an object, lifts its tail, and then releases urine. It’s a very annoying habit. And, no matter how much you love your cat, it’s a habit you should not tolerate. If you do, you just might end up coming to a house that reeks of cat urine.

How do you make your cat stop spraying? ‘Complete Cat Training: Cat Training To Stop Your Cat’s Behavior Problems!’ can show you how. This comprehensive resource provides a backgrounder on cat spraying and why cats do it. You see, cat urine has pheromones. This substance is to animals what fingerprints are to humans. They are used for identification. So when a cat sprays a place, it is not actually littering; he is marking his territory. The best way to make your cat stop spraying is to neuter or spay it – depending on the sex. If you do not want your cat spayed or neutered, then consider other options. Paula Robbs, author of  ‘Complete Cat Training: Cat Training To Stop Your Cat’s Behavior Problems!’, offers several options to stop cats spraying.

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